Wow I am so Blessed and Honored to have been recommendedthis Holy Healing Centet when I first moved…read moreback to FL in 2021, and since then, I have received several Healings from Ash, Brad and many other Local and International Healers. The way the Light from this Lineage has transformed my Life is without words. Today I had the second of the 2 part Kabbalistic and Enochian Healing, and I have felt the presence of Angels and Archangels during our Healing. I have been infused with Light and I can feel my chakras and Tree of Life Re-balanced within my Auric Field. I had realeases of negative energies, that were then turned torwards the Light. I can feel myself more centered and more secure on Who I Am. My gifts have been accessed again thanks to these healings. In simple Words, it was an Energetic Switch and Tune Up to my Energetic and Physical Body, I can feel myself Radiating. I am beyond words and I am Sooooooo Gratefule, my Heart is filled with Gratitude for Ash and the Team at Aili Healing Center. Thank You for spreading the Light in Orlando and supporting us to bring the best of us. Thank YOU!

Ashley and Bradford are an amazing couple who care about making the world a better place. I…read moreespecially love getting celestial code from Ashley- it is a session that helps you remove core issues. I feel so safe with her and she has helped me discover and release deep blocks multiple times. They both have created a heart centered community based on assisting people to realize their own innate power with in. I highly recommend getting the emotional cord release, Life Activation then going onto Empower Thyself. Then use the tools and see for yourself what shifts you are able to manifest in your life!

I've been been virtually going to therapy for 1.5 years now, and the therapist I've been seeing is…read moreChiara Molla. A friend of mine who did therapy for over a year with the same therapist recognized that I needed therapy, and was suggesting her to me. If you have reluctance to go seek therapy: it makes sense. I've heard of all kind of stories from people I personally know, such as a friend of mine who was paid $300 a session at some other therapist, and no benefit came out of it. I've heard of some therapists being terrible people. And this is already on top of the fact that as men, for some reason, we just REALLY do NOT ever wanna do therapy. We would rather do anything else besides going into our worst memories / talking about feelings. I have some good news though: it's actually possible to do therapy and get benefits without even saying out loud what your worse memories are. But more on that later. Going into how I was ignoring mental health and avoiding therapy: my mental state eventually got to the point where ignoring it was no longer an option. For seemingly no reason at all, I'd all of a sudden feel a tingling sensation on my face, which then propagated into my brain. And when that happened, I felt a wave of crippling depression that I cannot put into words. And I would have to shut down for a few minutes until the wave would pass, so I could resume acting like everything is normal at work or wherever I was at. And even then, I would just ALWAYS feel bad. I could just tell this was the result of me ignoring my mental state rather than addressing it, and so the problems were getting worse in the background, and they would never go away on their own. And so... after this started happening, I signed up for therapy starting January 2025. The first few sessions of therapy are where your therapist is getting to know you and figure out what methods to try on you, since every single person is different, and so different therapy techniques would be needed. Eventually she concluded that EMDR, would be a technique to use on me, and after the 9th therapy session with her was the first "breakthrough" which made me start to feel a lot better. After each breakthrough, I would think that there aren't really any more breakthroughs to make, but I keep getting surprised. There have been many breakthroughs, with permanent & enormous improvements to my mental state, by resolving my worst memories from childhood. As of May of 2026, I no longer have any of those moments of crippling depression. I am no longer feeling persistently bad in the background. When working out, I was trying to dig into some angry part of me to go push through the sets I'd have to do under the barbell, but I don't have that anger in me anymore. Instead I found some more positive thought/drive of "do it for yourself". It's hard to explain. But the point is that I honestly feel like I'm mentally healed. I'm gonna keep going to therapy to see if maybe more breakthroughs happen though. Also, incase you have some memories that you absolutely refuse to say out loud: it's possible to do therapy on it without saying out loud what it was / is. There was a series of EMDR therapy sessions that I did where I didn't mention the actual memory at all, and Chiara was still able to guide me through healing my mind. So if that's something that is stopping you from going (it was something stopping me from going), this is simply not something you have to worry about. Lastly, I recommend at least trying therapy before deciding to hop on something like SSRIs. I think prescription drugs like this are a temporary patch, and also have the risk of health side effects. But it doesn't address the source of the trauma / mental health issues at the core. Drugs would NOT have solved my issues at the core, but continuing to show up for therapy, even when my mind was dreading it (in fact, ESPECIALLY when my mind was dreading it) was what healed me for life. It's something more valuable than anything else I could have done for myself.

Melissa aka Neytiri helped me put myself back together as I was finding myself at 52, not able to…read morehold my world together any longer. I was in such despair and as a result, not only my mental health but also my physical health was taking a deep dive. Neytiri is VERY intuitive and able to dial in using different techniques. She has an AH-Mazing array of "tools" in her basket. The primary therapy we used for my situation was EMDR, it was life-changing. She tends to know which direction to go in each session, and she kept me on task, redirecting rather than allowing for diversion and delay. She has a gentle way of bringing about the truth and helping me to understand the root of the issues I was having and the mental/physical correlation to specific life events. Neytiri is down-to-earth, honest, compassionate, knowledgeable, and skilled. She offers ideas /solutions on how to best work thru issues we uncovered. In the end, it was always my choice how to proceed. She doesn't back down, yet she is gentle in her approach. She keeps it real. She is honest about herself and doesn't think she is, or portray herself as super human. Although I feel she has super powers! I do appreciate her and her unique skill set. I have seen 5 different therapists in my adult life, and never have I felt so accomplished and empowered thru any other therapy. She is simply the BEST! If you are looking for a life changing therapist, go ahead and interview her for your needs Thanks so very much Neytiri.

I first met Melissa as a colleague in 2010, and she quickly earned my respect as an intuitive,…read moreattuned, and skilled clinician. In my early years as a therapist, she showed me the ropes about how to really connect to a client's process, and I used this time to glean from her creativity and unique ability to think outside the box. Over the years, I have consulted with Melissa countless times, and her ability to cut straight to the core of the matter never ceases to amaze me. She utilizes any number of a hundred different techniques, engages her spiritual self, and even sets up her office to appeal to the five senses. She encourages paying special attention to the what the body is communicating to her clients, she helps her clients access deep places in the soul, and she provides a safe place to land during these scary conversations. She is, in one word, amazing. I have absolutely no hesitations in recommending Melissa. If you want to be surprised by the deep beauty within, find a way to spend time with her. If you have a complex problem or situation you're contending with, you will not find a better co-sojourner for the truth than Melissa. She is an excellent partner in the process, and you will be forever enriched.

I was a patient there I was in recovery when and Sara was the most helpful tech that work there…read morefive star review

ONE-STAR REVIEW My…read morewife was admitted to University Behavioral Health Center in Orlando on July 16. Our experience was disturbing, and I cannot recommend this facility. She slept on a paper-thin mattress with two thin pillows and two blankets that did not keep her warm. Staff repeatedly shined a flashlight toward her eyes at night, waking her. During the day, bedroom doors were locked, patients had to ask to use the bathroom, and they were not allowed to sleep or rest in dim lighting. They remained under bright fluorescent lights with no outdoor time. She had to repeatedly ask for toilet paper and wait for basic hygiene products such as deodorant. Bathing supplies were available only during designated times, and two roommates had to coordinate showers within one 30-minute period. Despite the restrictive environment, group therapy reportedly occurred only once or twice daily, and her psychiatrist visits lasted about five minutes. The facility has a pool and gym, but patients were not allowed to use them. Phone access for the entire unit was limited to three shared 30-minute periods per day. Adult visitation was only one hour, twice per week, in the gym. Visitors had to set up folding chairs and could not bring cellphones inside. Most concerning was the confusion surrounding her rights and discharge. She said she was not given a copy of her rights at intake. She felt pressured to change her status from involuntary to voluntary and was led to believe this was necessary for discharge. She was then told a discharge request would immediately be denied and could begin a court process to hold her longer. She was not offered an opportunity to contact an attorney before making these decisions. Staff gave us contradictory information. My wife was told she would be discharged, but I was told she would not. She was later told her discharge was delayed because staff had not had time to call me. When I requested updates, staff frequently seemed unfamiliar with her case. After an attorney became involved and an emergency petition for release was pursued, she was released immediately. The timing raised serious concerns for our family. Some nursing staff were rude and dismissive, treating vulnerable patients like criminals rather than people needing compassionate care. Mental-health patients deserve sleep, warmth, hygiene, clear information, meaningful treatment, access to their rights, and basic dignity. I am consulting legal counsel, exploring potential collective legal action, and plan to speak with my state senator about patient rights and compliance with Florida's Baker Act. Anyone with a similar firsthand experience may contact me at pilot9002\@gmail.com. Contacting me does not automatically make anyone part of a legal case.

I was referred to Dr. Green almost a year ago. I didn't post a review then because I was so upset…read more I recently came across an email draft that I never sent to her office and decided to comment here. This is the worst place ever. Do not go. She has a horrible bedside manner and is extremely unsympathetic. Dr. Green spent my appointment insulting me and insinuating that I had "asked for it." She even asked me "what [I] did to illicit this sort of a reaction" when I told her about how two boys had shoved me into a dorm room and attempted to force me to have sex with someone. She also called me a "messed up bookshelf of emotions" and recommended strongly that I be drugged up because it was so unnatural to cry about something like that. Dr. Green felt so threatened by my mentioning that a family member may have been misdiagnosed because she had seen multiple therapists who gave different diagnoses that Dr. Green condescendingly made me stare at her lab coat and read to her what it said on it and tell her if I had a lab coat or not. She was very rude. I would never recommend her to anyone. I left my appointment in tears only to learn that her office was going to charge me twice as much as they had assured me they would. This is a horrible place. Please find someone who cares about helping you rather than taking your money. Find someone who doesn't seem like they are intentionally trying to make you feel small or blame you for things like an attempted sexual assault on you. There are better mental health professionals out there. I suggest that you seek them out.

I have been a patient of Susan's for almost 2 years, and have made lots of progress. She listens,…read morecares, and gives gentle "homework" reminders to make the things talked about during sessions take effect. No office staff - online booking system works very well, and Susan is the owner/operator of Agape, a nonprofit she started to benefit patients above her pocketbook.

From the owner: Provides mental health counseling & marital/couples and family therapy for adults and adolescents…read more Our therapists specialize in a range of clinical conditions, including depression, anxiety, relationship issues and more.